how does it exactly work and is there a way u know its working. sometimes i do hard turns and i dont know if im doing it cuz i just can or if its cuz i have atts. can u guys please tell me.

 

it lets your wheels spin at different speeds when you are turning but they lock when you are goni in a straight line. do you have a type-sh? then it SHOULD be working for you, i mean, its not something htat you turn on or anything.

 

yea i have a type sh and my atts light isn't on so i know its in working condition but i would like to know if there is a way i can see it or anything that i can look for to know its working. cuz i've heard on twisty roads atts helps a lot but u know when u dont really see it or feel it u wonder if its working and stuff.

 

iveneveronethis...and imnot sure exactly how to do it. i heardyoucouldpull theATTSfuse... though there are several ofthem.. andim not sure which one(s) should be removed. buti hear if you do that and drive you can tell a difference inteh way thecar corners. thatstheonly thing iveheard but never triedit... sorry aboutmissing alot of these spaces... my keyboard is crappingout

 

you own a SH and don't know how ATTS works? try researching on the net.

try doin 50mph through a corner. if you survive, your ATTS is working.

 

The system is setup for when you corner hard torque can be transferred to the outside wheel and rotational speed may also be increased to help with the understeer problem most fwd cars have. I hope this helps

 

drive a base model...push it to the limit, hop in your SH take the same corners and you will know its working.

 

 

I guess you're not really suppose to "know" its working. It's just suppose to work. If you can TELL it's working, something isn't right. It should be a "seamless" intigration into the car's handling